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Johnson County 4-H to host Farm Time Fun
The Johnson County 4-H Council will host the 20th annual Farm Time Fun competition at 10 a.m. Saturday, July 9 on the Johnson County Fairgrounds.  This year will again include an adults Farm … more
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Russell graduates from Stonehill College
EASTON, Mass. — Carly Russell, of Warrensburg, was among 561 students to process at Stonehill College's 71st commencement on Sunday, May 22.  more
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State Tech announces dean's list
LINN — State Technical College of Missouri has announced the local students named to the dean's list during the spring 2022 semester.  Mayra Valencia, of Knob Noster, and Connor Burson, … more
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Rockhurst University announces spring 2022 dean's list
KANSAS CITY — Ellan Harder and Lilly Spring, of Holden, and Ruth Engling, of Kingsville, have been named to the spring 2022 dean's list for Rockhurst University.  This honor recognizes … more
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Russell receives stipend for research project at Nebraska
LINCOLN, Neb. — Ellie Russell, of Kingsville, is among 174 Husker undergraduates awarded stipends by the University of Nebraska-Lincoln to participate in research with a faculty mentor this … more
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Brandt named to Concordia University honors list
SEWARD, Neb. — Jacob Brandt, of Knob Noster, was among the 240 students named to the Concordia University honors list for the spring 2022 semester.  Students who earn a 3.90 GPA or … more
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Local students named to Missouri Valley dean’s list
MARSHALL — Diane Bartholomew, vice president of academic affairs for Missouri Valley College, has announced the names of students named to the spring 2022 dean's list.  Senior Brandee … more
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Local students named to Benedictine College dean’s list
ATCHISON, Kan. — Benedictine College has named two local students to the spring 2022 dean’s list for distinguished academic performance during the last semester.  Mary-Elizabeth … more
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Warrensburg City Council member Eddie Osborne shakes hands with City Clerk Jodi Schneider during the Donut-Cha Know We Moved open house on Tuesday, May 25, in the temporary home of the Warrensburg Visitor Center, 200 S. Holden St. The center has returned to the Municipal Center while renovations are underway at the Visitor Center’s new permanent location at 205 N. Holden St.
Photo: Visitor Center hosts open house in temporary location
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Climbing the Ladder Chasing the Dream: The History of Homer G. Phillips Hospital,” by Candace O’Connor, includes information about Sedalia’s other native son Homer G. Phillips, born in 1878 in Smithton. O’Connor will give a presentation about the book and Phillips at 11 a.m. Saturday, June 4, at the Sedalia Public Library.
Homer G. Phillips, Sedalia’s other ‘favorite son’
Many in the area are familiar with the contribution Sedalia’s Scott Joplin made to music. Still, many are unaware of another native son, Homer G. Phillips, one of 10 children born in Smithton … more
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Crash Reports May 25
Moderate injuries in May 24 wreck Two people were injured in a single-vehicle wreck on May 24 on Highway 50.  The Missouri State Highway Patrol reports that the wreck occurred when a 2012 … more
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Richard Waltemath, center, stands with his wife, Charity, as he is awarded a Quilt of Valor by Lorelai Kuecker, 13, left, May 13 at the Whiteman Air Force Base Veterinary Clinic.
Waltemath receives Quilt of Valor from 13-year-old quilter
WARRENSBURG — Richard Waltemath was awarded a Quilt of Valor, made by Lorelai Kuecker, 13, in mid-May at the Whiteman Air Force Base Veterinary Clinic.  Waltemath retired from 21 years … more
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Warrensburg City Council member Eddie Osborne shakes hands with City Clerk Jodi Schneider during the Donut-Cha Know We Moved open house on Tuesday, May 25, in the temporary home of the Warrensburg Visitor Center, 200 S. Holden St. The center has returned to the Municipal Center while renovations are underway at the Visitor Center’s new permanent location at 205 N. Holden St.
Visitor Center hosts open house in temporary location
Members of the Warrensburg Chamber of Commerce and the Warrensburg City Council pose for a photo as manager Sincerity Rose cuts the ribbon at Old Drum’s grand reopening on Saturday, May 21.
Old Drum Coffeehouse reopens after remodel
WARRENSBURG — Old Drum Coffeehouse and Eatery has officially reopened its doors in downtown Warrensburg following a four-month remodel.  The coffee shop reopened last month but … more
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Patrons of the Knob Noster Fair ride the Ferris Wheel.
Knob Noster Fair to return after COVID-19
After a two-year break due to the pandemic, the Knob Noster Fair is returning once again. While the fair is finally back this year, COVID has certainly left a lasting impact on how events such as … more
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City Manager Danielle Dulin discusses the deer population within city limits at a joint meeting between the City Council and Parks and Recreation Board on Wednesday, May 25, in the Warrensburg Community Center.
Potential deer harvest discussed at City Council, Park Board joint meeting
WARRENSBURG — The potential of implementing a deer harvest and managed hunt program as a means of population control within city limits was discussed with the Warrensburg City Council and Parks … more
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Members of Troop 400 visit with City Manager Danielle Dulin about how city government impacts residents prior to the Monday, May 24, Warrensburg City Council meeting.
Art to be installed in place of removed bench
WARRENSBURG — The Warrensburg City Council approved a resolution for a new art installation in Downtown Warrensburg at the Monday, May 23, meeting.  The interactive art piece will be … more
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Students from Colleen Bane’s class show off their ghostbusting skills after going down the slip-n-slide during Field Day on Monday, May 23, at Ridge View Elementary.
Ridge View Elementary recruits Ghostbusters for 2022 Field Day
WARRENSBURG — Who you gonna call? Preschoolers!  The students of Ridge View Elementary had their annual Field Day Monday, May 23 with the theme Ghostbusters.  Physical Education … more
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Driver examination stations to close for Memorial Day
The Missouri State Highway Patrol reminds the public that driver examination stations throughout the state will be closed Monday, May 30 in observance of Memorial Day. Normal operations will resume … more
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Old Drum Open Mic to be hosted June 2
Old Drum Open Mic, designed to provide a venue for the presentation of original and creative works, will feature music, stories, poetry and essays for its next program from 6 to 8 p.m. Thursday, June … more
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